DP World Tour
Who Is the Best Driver of the Golf Ball So Far in 2025?
Explore 33,000+ golf courses in 180 countries.
Follow the latest news and trends in golf.
Connect with like-minded golfers.
Find everything you need for your golf equipment and gear needs.
Travel, golf resorts, lifestyle, gear, tour highlights and technology.
All Square
Suggestions
DP World Tour
Who Is the Best Driver of the Golf Ball So Far in 2025?
Course Reviews
Kytäjä Golf & Uni Villa: Finland’s Lakeside Golf Retreat
Course Reviews
Golf Trip to Oman
DP World Tour
The Top European Golfers of All Time
Clubs
Michael Brennan’s Breakthrough Victory at the Bank of Utah Championship
Clubs
Who Is the Best Wedge Player on Tour So Far This Season?
Clubs
The Best Drivers and Fairway Woods on the Market
Course Reviews
Terras da Comporta: Portugal’s New Golf Destination
Course Reviews
The New Wave of Short Courses
Clubs
Tommy Fleetwood’s WITB at the 2025 DP World India Championship
Majors
Tiger Woods’ Greatest Shots: Moments That Defined a Legend
Course Reviews
Mission Hills, China: The World’s Largest Golf Resort
Amateur Golf
How to Build Strength for Golf
Course Reviews
The Best Mountain Golf Courses in Europe
Clubs
Marco Penge WITB 2025: Victory at the Open de España
Course Reviews
The Gleneagles Experience: A Highland Dream on the Fairways
Community
Top Golf Books Every Player Should Read
Course Reviews
Why Northern Ireland is a Must for Golfers
Clubs
Robert MacIntyre WITB: Scottish Triumph at the Alfred Dunhill Links
Clubs
Top Putters on the Market in 2025
Course Reviews
Rovos Rail Experience
Course Reviews
The Els Club Vilamoura: Golfing Grandeur in the Algarve
Majors
Best Rookie Performances in PGA History
Course Reviews
Fairmont La Hacienda: Redefining Luxury on the Costa del Sol
Clubs
What’s in Rory McIlroy’s Bag at The Players 2025?
Clubs
WITB: Scottie Scheffler’s Victory at the 2025 BMW Championship
Clubs
Kurt Kitayama’s WITB: 2025 3M Open Champion
Clubs
What’s In Sepp Straka’s Winning Golf Bag?

Hungary may not be synonymous with great golf courses but with the opening of the Zala Springs Golf Resort that may be about to change. Located close to the spa town of Hévíz and the beautiful Lake Balaton, the course opened to much acclaim in September 2015. As part of IMG Prestige and the World of Leading Golf, this is a course with great pedigree and one not to miss.
Zala Springs architect, Robert Trent Jones, Jr. needs little introduction. The renowned designer boasts Chambers Bay and Spanish Bay among his substantial portfolio. His first design in Hungary offers everything you’d expect from a signature RTJII course. Aesthetically-pleasing holes which place a premium on strategy, without losing their element of fun.
Set in the rolling vineyards of the Zala Valley, the course is without doubt the best-conditioned in Hungary, if not Eastern Europe. Stretching a hefty 6351m from the back tees, the par-72 has been designed with championship golf in mind. Nonetheless with four tee offerings it is accessible to beginners and professionals alike.
With lakes and streams coming into play on several holes, golfers need leave their errant shots on the range, while the fast-paced greens ensure that only those with well-honed short games will reach the nineteenth with their scorecard intact. Luckily the resort’s state-of-the-art clubhouse is there to welcome all and has won high praise for its top-notch cuisine.
Much like the golf course, the real estate at Zala Springs Resort has been designed to the highest standard. With innovative and luxurious design, the properties will impress those with a discerning taste.
From studio apartments to 4 bedroom properties for families, there is something for everyone here. The apartments boast great views of the golf course and the lake making you want to get back out there to play the course again! The properties are now available and they have already sold the first one in the last couple of weeks.
Located within easy reach of Austria, Slovenia and Croatia, nearby Hévíz is home to Gyógy-tó, the World’s largest biologically-active natural thermal lake. Golfers should be sure not to leave without taking a dip in its therapeutic waters. You can wash off a bad round in water that averages 33°C even in the depth of winter.
Meanwhile nearby Lake Balaton, the largest freshwater lake in Europe, is well-known for its beaches and sailing opportunities. For those wishing to venture a little further, Hungary’s beautiful capital of Budapest lies in wait. Just a two-hour drive from the resort, the city is arguably the most beautiful in Eastern Europe. Do not miss the host of cultural treats the city offers visitors to enjoy.
Those looking for a transnational golfing adventure should earmark Slovenia’s Golf Club Grad Mokrice and Austria’s jaw-dropping Adamstal Golf Club on their travel list. Zala Springs Resort is just 10 minutes from Hévíz International Airport.
Follow Zala Springs Resort on All Square, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, LinkedIn Showcase and YouTube.
Discover your favourite courses on www.allsquaregolf.com and download our mobile app on the App Store and on Google Play.